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EISeWherA.

KANSAS CITY May Bottle Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 900; shipments,
higher; good to choice, s .05 04.35; common to
medium. $3.5503.95: stockers and feeders $3.50
Hogs-Receipts s. 800 shipments. Saturday, l.,
700. The market was SC lower good to choice,
and I DC common; mixed packers and pigs, good to
choice. $40 al 90; common to medium. 1880
49,; skips and pigs. S2. 5o93so.
s s25. to choice 50 ~'''0 common to medium .
Prices declined 1o@15c since last Mondays common
to fair 81 04.40; good to choice SHIPPING S. so
e. 90 st% SS InS feeders in good demand at
sheep-Receiptss: LOO Prices advanced ! o a 15e'
Hors-Receipts. o $50 Prices declined 501oc:
light pigs 81 5o9470 mixed pigs and light Sh York
$49o05.
ST. LOUIS, May observation-disclosures 800
Market strong; choice heavy native steers, S44O@
81 GO: butchers steers So. 90 al. 90: fair good
shipping steers S. cool 50; feeders fair to good
IS 90; stockers fair to good. S202.9O; Texans,
common grass to good corn fed $19Q041o;
choice heavy and butchers selections S1.7O04. so;
Workers. medium to prime. $4.5004.65; pigs, com
to good. '3 70W4 40.
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market steady: clipped.
fair to choice. So. 1904 lambs, $3.50 04.40
CHICAGO, May 3O-The Drovers' journal reports:
stronger stockers and feeders. So 70039o; cows
bulls and mixed, $203.Go; Texas grassers. $2.750
..
Hogs-Receipts. 81, 500; shipments, s. 900; mar
ket slow, and 3d10c lower rough and mixed, 81 IS
04.90; packing and shipping, i.S005; light, $1.45
al so, skps, $3 50D4.40.
Sheep-Receipts 2090; shipments. -; market
stronger; natives. IS so 04.45: Western, $40 a
$50; Texans 81. 75O4. 10: lambs 81 5005.30.
EAST LIBERTY May 30 Cattle = Receipts.
1.s15; shipments. 6s4. The market slow and
15020c lower. Twenty. three carloads of cattle
shipped to New York TODAY
Hogs-Receipts, 5. 100; shipments. $500. The
market was duh; Philadephias, So 1913. 5; YORK
ers, $475D4.30: common and light 81. so 04.75;
pigs. $4.25O4.5O Twenty-Five carloads Of hogs
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 6. 600; shipments. 800. The
market dull and 10 "a 15o lower.
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S3.1504 W bu: English mammoth. prime tre-
cleaned). ST. Is d0i.:}5 Alsika, prime. So 09; Al
falfa prime, ~ % 40; white, S75o9S; prime
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40 ~ bu seed rye. 75c y bu old popcorn 2D3c
y ID; new popcorn. 60a70c " bu hemp. 3 i9c;
~, DC rape &c U ID.
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Mrs. noweIis's Opinion of Her Husband

Detroit TrlbEne-
She is thought to be the guardian spirit who
keeps the novelist in order Mr.. Howells, she
is reported to have said. lis really the incest
man I know He seldom talks of Russian novels
at home. beg that you will not judge him by
his critical articles. / admit, though, that there
is only ono book OF poetry sufficiently realistic
for him. that is Mother Goose"
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The Difference.


When General Grant used to 60 Long
Branch for few weeks. all the while being
within call, Democratic Congress called upon
him to explain. When Mr.. Cleveland goes away
a three weeks trip il is called an ''outing" by
the Democratic press.
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Placing the Responsibility.

AtINNfA tOntfItutIbh.
The failure of an American stocking factory is
due to the fact that Editor Dawson, of Charles
ton. who wears the finest socks in the world. is
free trader, and prefers to patronize the hosiery
Of his native England.
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TIE COMMERCIAL RECORD

Yesterday was observed holiday by the
various boards Of trade and exchanges through
but the country, and, a consequences. the
Journal to-day is without its usual full and com
pleta market reports
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A Chance for Phelps.
Minneapolis II

Minneapolis Tribune.
If Minister Phelps has earnest desire for
social distinction in England. he must put
pair of bnckskin trousers and call himself Cat
amount Ned
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady and Neutrality-suspicious. Steady
ut the Opening, but Weak ut the Close.
INDIANAPoLIs. May 80.
CATTLE-Receipts. 80; shipments, 80. Market
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25

The hearing Of Dick Green, hcfprr usticc
Hudson, on a chatge OF ahu4in. Indians,
occupied four DAYS tins week. and was
/ finally dismissed by the court last evening"
News reschei here ON Saturday evening
bv telegram from A!mota, that the main
shaft Of the steamer Almota had been hrok.
en- while en- route II Lewiston. IN conse.
quence no boat arrived sunday. The stca.
mer Gates Will he mp TO-DAY 50 states . tele-
gram to agent Peabody ir,a SUIT Rowe
Report hal it last week that tn, wafer in
the Lewiston ditch would spnn be- shut ofI
mt upon enquiry of Mr. Booth az to how
Ion 1t would he shut "ti, he said he knew
no hing of 1t, bat tht. the a., r Womb CIT
tinue to run III the ditch Cor ;rfigatinl and
street strinkling purposes as long as the
warm weather he'll on.
An invitation has been extended to Alonzo
Leland, editor Of this paper. to attend the
Centennial Anniversary of the framing aud
| lromul eating "t tn. constitution of the Uni.
ted States which takes place ut Philadcl-
phia September 18th 10th and 18th. IL
our next Issue we VII give synopsis Of the
programme that has ID en- drawn up.
| Roy Z. Mudee laid upon our table this
week new variety of string bean. the SANE
measuring two and one half feet in length
and are said to be excellent eating Re
also gave us an carly Crawford pc rh tina
ensured ten inches in circumference. y n
articles were raj ! on his place III tins city.
The samples came b seen at this Office
The to'rl Of examiners for Independent
school district No. | examined two appli-
cants L. NJ johnson ct st. Paul, Mimi,
and Miss Cornelius. of Salem. Ogn. They
we're both found duly qualified. Prof.
Johnson will assume charge of the high
school and act rs principal OF the entire
school, and Miss Cornelius will assume
charge OF the grammar department.
Oh saturday evening, after dark, while
Frank kettenhach, a,trids horse, was .u-
ieav"rlng to head of a steer in 4 lane near
his farm about seven miles south Of town.
he ran into wire fence aud received an
ugly cash Just above the knee, about three
inches long aud about an inch deep. He
was brought to town On Sunday morning
and DR.. Morris dressed the W und, His
horse wa also badly cut about the breast.
A FAsr DRIVER North Idaho can, with
safe assurance, boast of one "f the fastest
II not the fastest-stage drivers in the north
west. This. in the person of O. X Ben,
one If the drivers on the Lewiston and MI
Idaho line Ben leaves Mt Idaho at o'cl,
A. m and arrives in Lewiston. a distance
# seventy miles. at 3 o'clock p. m. heside'
making two one hour st"ppages. an'
other places that he may be necessarily de
tanned. This drive, considering his stop
pages, is at the rate of eight and three
fo,,'hs miles per hour. with two horses
tire, changes. 1t is said that on an up trll
one day last week he so, into Mt Idaho a
| | u 81 ,tE for dinner l,a, | az =,
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FROM THE FICNICERS
ScorTsvILLE, Aug. %, 1887.
DEAR TELLER:

SCOTTsvILLE, Aug. ~, 1887.
DEAR TELLER:
We have passed another pleasant
week at this place and viii snatch few
moments away from our enjnymrnts in
the mountains to inform you If the good
times and cool weather that we all enjoy
"A, this place. We attended three
dances the past week, one at Mr.. Scots
whrre there were sevrnty->ix people
most of them from Lewiston out picnic
ing; there were somr twelve upl''
from Camas Prairie. Mr. Scott has
erected splendid platform in front Of
his hotel 20xi0 and the music consist.
ed of an organ and two fildles aud we
kicked the floor until the Wee sma' hours
under the direction of Mr. Scott, vi 0
is the right man in the ri.ht place aud
all who com, to his hotel to pass t"w
weeks. speak in the highest terms of his
hosp ". The hunting and fi>hn.
still {, rniuncs good; plenty OF buckle
brrrie, !or those who have the energy Ia
pick them Our singing master Prof
Wilber Leland left Scottsvi.le on the
10Th inst, to open a singing school al
Mrs. U,z's in Rustic. NJ ssrs Clark
Coburn Bros, and Bonhore left fl
Lewiston the Goth, inst, greatly to thu
regret of all the ladies present especial,
those from Camas Prairie. The new
arrivals at Seats hotel this week con>i>
of Major Krou,inger and wife, Mrs
Jacobs, Mrs. Simpson and family, Nh
Henry Payne, Mr.. c. wen, Mr.. A. j
Shaw Mr.. Hollarman from Indiana an
Hon. \. Leland. Mr.. Brit Sherwi
wife aud family en- route for Salm"
river spent few pleasant hours with Il
! last Friday. Mr. Jones and family &C
compared nv the two Miss Wo"ds an
r James Mcconnell from Camas Prair
e ,ampel here for two nights last werl
Miss Maggie McGregor was called to HI
$ home in Tammany Hollow Friday las
Dame rum"r says Mr. Patton, of Rusti
has led to the (H)alter one of the bel
}. Of that place. Mr. aud Mrs. Wayar
and the Misses Louden and Cowen spe
n Sunday with the good people of Scott
y vile. J. X, Vincents family take the
I departure tor Lewiston to morrow. v
). don't know whether the government h
appointed a man to carry the mail tr"
Scnttsvillc to Rustic or not, but We kno
k man who goes regularly every d.
n either to get the mail or see lem,
? some say it is the mountain queen u
! assistant engineer OF the Manito
railroad has spent the last week on S'
D. mon river lookin. over the lat u P. ST
at vry an | says it is good enough for hi
'. And now as the hour of midnight is cl,
nr at hand aud our eyes are growing wea
Or writing by the electric light of tall
candle, We will bid you fond adieu, he
of ing to see your dirty face looking cut
," a smiling window, We are AT ever. ycu
N The MOUNTAIN PARTY.
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WINDOWS, Doors NJ 'chine
nils at low Prices at J. J..
Bonner's at SPOT CASH. AZ

Mrs. f. Baird son and daughter, re.
turned on Friday from Mt Idaho, where
they have heen visiting relatives during the
past two months. They departed for their
home in Boise City On Sunday.
Swank l. Co, salilers of this city. filled
an order this week for an English hunting
party who will scour North Idaho this fall.
The order consisted of lot Of pack saddles,
tents. tarpolans and other goods.
Mrs. G. +. Monteith and son. accom-.
panied hy the formers sister, Miss Sophia
Whitman. arrived by Thursdays steamer
| from their new home in Wallace Idaho.
i MIR. Monteith is expected here soon.
The editor, IN chie' of this rap,r left on
Sunday for Craig's mountain, where he will
| remain for week or ten days recreating
The devil and our hest friend, the scissors,
will act as editors during his absence
A party Of English tourists and hunters
will arrive by to-day's steamer direct from
England. The party will fit themselves our
with provisions. pack animals and other
accessories in this "i,y. A portion OF the
party arrived yesterday.
En- Hammond Of Pierce City informs us
that the quartz mill Of Hewett s. Co is
crushing good quality of ore. but the pro
cess is not sufficient to save all the gold
ind the tailings will be preserved and re
duced IN other machinery.
+ J, Bonhore returned on Sunday from
Crag's mountain. lie reports that sevent,
five people were in attendance at dance a
Rustic one night last week, and tina excel
lent music was furnishe I, and an immens
time engaged in ny those present.
An opium den on Fourth street was cap
tureh on Monday morning at about l"clocl
by office parr. and the inmates a woman
and a Ctinanan were taken to the lookup
Judge Hudson fined them each thirteen dol
lars, and upon payment were released.
Silas W. Moody superintendent of pull
lie instruction for Idaho. after paving N"rt
idaho visit Of one month, paying jus
tribute to the towns of Lewiston. Mosco"
Grangeviile, Mt Idaho and the Coeu
IAlene towns. departed this week TO
headquarters at Boise City.
. Prof. L. NJ. Johnson. the new principal {
the bic schools of this city, arrived q
Thursdays steamer from st. Paul. Min,
E Mr.. Johnson is fine appearing gentltma
J # most pleasing address. and we trust tn
he will find among US pleasant home. Il
has taken the school for three years.
Prof. F. NJ Hedger. who. for the pal
.hree years has efficiently held the p,s'tio
= If PRINCIPAL and superintendent at the pull
. lie scho,ls IN this city, babe his friends far
well and on Fridays steamer took his d.
n parture for Als Valla. ~heri he will r.
}. main. The professor has made many war
friends during his STAY among us. anil IN h
absence frum .,ur midst . ,c,al ami usine
i circles will suffer the lass "f a s"ciahle al
: genial gentleman. aud Lewiston Of goe
aud honored citizen.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25

A most brutal murder was committed
at Spokane Falls on Friday last. Joseph
Ward killing john Thorndyke, milk
man, by shooting him aud beating him
with a hammer. Ward made full
confession and is now under arrest.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN retreat
has u:t been opened for the Travelling Public
aud summer Tourists. Best accommodations
and reasonable charges. Room tor b"arde,s
CAMS AND FISH ~ ABUNDANCE VICINITY.
IL I'm, MRS. II. L. ULTZ. Graig's Mt.
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RAW MOAN vvS.--ANk kinds
NG sewing nsnChine Dr"hles ad
peu ,OeslS, sIsO rHDaarS fur
ntshed on short notice. 32-tf

Those on the sick list are gaining ranidlv
James Traynor Ia able to he M and around
] B. Menomv ia able to sit MP W. F
Kettenbach was improving at last accounts
Harvey Putnam, once a resident of this
county. came up on Tuesday evening from
his home in Oakland. California. We comes
to dispose of some city and county properly
Sam JOHNSON and Chris Wehelt. who are
threshing south OF this city. we're in on Sun
day aud report the rain has turned ont
immensely well where they have finished
harvesting.
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BORN.

KIcE-Iu this city. August 10. 1887. to the
vile of " NJ. Rio, u san.
GKAi-In this city, August 20. 1887, TO the
wife Of Geo. Il, Gray, a daughter.
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DIR. Butler OF UnlontOwn, was Ill the city
Monday.
William Dose of Cameron, was in the city
Saturday.
Professor Gibson Of this city, is doing
Grangevil!e.
F. Fix Of American Ridge, was in the
city Tuesday.
The Arbor place ON Main street has been
much improved.
]. X. Cameron was in the city this week
from the Potl,tch.
Rolin and Oscar Hodgins were down yes.
terday from Genesee.
8. Wildenthalers family are visiting rela.
tives IN Asotln county.
c. NJ. Poor, of the Asotin Sentinel. was
on our streets this week.
Kline 4 Fordyce. of Tammany, have our
thanks for fine watermelon.
The Grangevills postnffice has been estab.
hshed As money ord Office.
Commercial travellers have been numer.
Gus during the past tw" weeks.
Felix Warren left on Mond ~ for Spoka ZANE
Falls to be absent for few days.
Both of the hotels have been crowded dur
ing the past month with transient.
MIS-. D. Prefer and two children were il
town this week from Palouse City.
John Mathson came down from his saw
mill on Craig's mountain OH Sunday.
L. P. Brown and j. H. Forpev came dow
from Mt Idaho on Monday evening.
A. j. Shaw and Henry Payne left on Sun
day for Craig's mountain on deer hunt.
MI. Greenburg left on Tuesday for Port
land to purchase new stock OF groceries
A drunk was brought before Judge Hud
son ON Monday and fined s. and costs.
Route agents Harlow of the N. T. expires,
and Beckwith Of the Pacific, are IN the cit,
G. L Gowell. Of the Colton Eagle, an
). b. Stanley of Cotton, were in town tn
week.
1t You want to 60 to the circus at Mosco
on the 18th. engage your seat early of Fell
Warren.
6: p. Frank. president of Frank Bro
Implement company. Portland, was in Il
city Tuesday.
Misses Booth and Jennings of this cit,
returned on Monday from q visit to ii
Asotin country.
Thanks toJ. r. Stevens for a box of q,
Siberian crabs. These are the finest variet
that We ever saw.
d. s. Fountain. the hospitable landlord
the Spring Rancho. Craig's mountain, W.
in the city On Friday
W. w. Brown and wife are visiting
Colfax, the guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. W.
Goddard Of that place.
Mrs. L. c. Knaggs, who has been spsn
tng the summer at Kingston, Idaho, !
turned on Thursday last.
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Specials,

SALT:
Liverpool, Lump Rock in 200. s...."..@
Fine curing in 1907
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Red Brand. Table in 5. 70 ana 30. Z"
Coarse in so aud 100. s................
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TOBACCOES. ID about 20 poand cadiies
p. Lorillard and Co ;. celebrated brands.
Climax grade, Rough and Ready IA OF plugs.
"a Scots per poun !.
" d" Smooth. II OF plugs "a Acts
- " Rough s to pound plhg % b'cts
Bullion g Smooth IA OF plugs "a 48cts
Army and Navy grade smooth Az p "a 4Sc's
Mechanics delight" rough lGoz "a 4scti
Catwuha gra'lc. smooth. II OF plug G9 45ct'
Dark Magnolia, grade. smooth l4oz p "a 4Oct
SUGAR.
u D... ........ ~
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SPtEltL NOTICES.

Ladies fancy goods III endless variety at
Mrs. ior1mes miIlner store.
Straw hats. Felt hats, wool hats and all
kinds hats NJ the Lewiston Gosh Store.
Ruunell has full line of first class
LuhrcatluG Oils as cheap as the cheapest,
FOR SALE-By = WilAcnthsler, a styl.
'sh and scry,eable single buggy harness. II
l. you want to get the hest Wagon in the
market 20 to c. u. Fleming, agent for
Frank Bros. Implement Co. 27.tf
!. new aud elegant line of Gents scarf a,
the Lewiston Cash Store.
At the o. X. 4 n. Exchange you can get
Moore Whskev. We mean Jesse Moore.
Go to v. X. Barnet. for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.